The Complete Poems of Sir John Davies volume 2
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Then what hast thowe to doe, and what remaines ? praie as the people doth, and add but this This Httle wish ; that whiles he lives and raignes, he maye be still the same, that nowe he is.
John Dauis.
HITHERTO UNPUBLISHED POEMS. 233 TO THE KINGE UPON HIS Ma'tIES first COMMING into ENGLAND.
O now or neuer, gentle Muse, be gaye : And mount up higher with thy paper winges, Than doth the larke when hee sallutes the daye, And to the morne a merry wellcome singes.
Thou must goe meete King James, upon ...the way Advanceing Southward, with his golden trayne ; And know him too thou maist at first survaye, by proper noates and by distinctions plaine.
By his faire outward formes, and princely port. By honour done to him with cap and knee, Hee is distinguist to the vulgar sort : but truer characters will rise to thee.
Thy sight had once an influence divine, Which gaue it power the Soule of man to vew : Wipe and make cleare that dazled eye of thine, and thou shalt see his reall markes and true.
234 HITHERTO UNPUBLISHED POEMS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then what hast thowe to doe, and what remaines ? praie as the people doth, and add but this This Httle wish ; that whiles he lives and raignes, he maye be still the same, that nowe he is.
John Dauis.
HITHERTO UNPUBLISHED POEMS. 233 TO THE KINGE UPON HIS Ma'tIES first COMMING into ENGLAND.
O now or neuer, gentle Muse, be gaye : And mount up higher with thy paper winges, Than doth the larke when hee sallutes the daye, And to the morne a merry wellcome singes.
Thou must goe meete King James, upon ...the way Advanceing Southward, with his golden trayne ; And know him too thou maist at first survaye, by proper noates and by distinctions plaine.
By his faire outward formes, and princely port. By honour done to him with cap and knee, Hee is distinguist to the vulgar sort : but truer characters will rise to thee.
Thy sight had once an influence divine, Which gaue it power the Soule of man to vew : Wipe and make cleare that dazled eye of thine, and thou shalt see his reall markes and true.
234 HITHERTO UNPUBLISHED POEMS.
What to read after The Complete Poems of Sir John Davies volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Davies to read onlineMoreLess
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